Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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THE TATTLER RAYMOND SCHAEFER Schaef made his reputation by drop kicking from a difficult angle in the Rennselear game. This is the first time such a play has been executed by our L. H. S. team since 1912. He has many friends because of his congenial disposition. We fail to see how the Pennsyl- vania System can get along in the future without the services ,of Raymond. LUCILE FLANAGAN Lucile is that attractive brunette whom you' see wander- ing in the halls. She is a bit tall and though of Irish ancestry, appears to be French. We all like her because she is a jolly good sport, and in for most anything. We doubt whether anyone can take her place as fiddler in the orchestra. ARNOLD LYBROOVK Arnold's reputation in L. H. S. rests upon the fact that he is a drummer of no mean ability. As a member of the band, drum corps, and orchestra he has written his name on the annals of our high school's Music Department. Our class hopes some day to see his name enrolled among the celebrities of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. ALFRED BAKER Icehouse is one of the most .faithful members of our class. He has enlivened many of our recitations with his subtle wit. A hard worker, a true friend, and a stu- dent: that's Alfred's reputation--and he's a Wiz among the girls. With his captivating personality and his en- gaging appearance it is obvious that he will enjoy no mean success as a lawyer. ' Page lorly-one

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THE TATTLER WII-BUR MONEGAN Wilbur is the only member of our class who has seen service in the army. Chemistry and history are his fa- vorite subjects. He entertains Miss Adams with his ex- planations of chemical warfare, and Miss Cox with his experience in making history. With his practical ex- perience with radiograph in the army he will make a successful electrical engineer. VVILLIAM DENBO Dinty is a quiet and reserved fellow. The old adage, Still waters run deep, - might have been written with Dinty in mind. We think he will By early, his ticket to Georgia - THELMA BRICKLEY, COXie Thelma likes bright colors, especially red and she is seldom seen without a dash of it. Her greatest interests while in school were French and Jack . Now that Tl1elma's school day are over she will devote most of her time to her household duties. WAYNE PRICE Idiot was the plunging fullback of our inustrious foot- ball team. Wayne and Miss Adams mutually agree to dis- agree. He is extremely deliberate in his walk, talk, and thought. His specialty is ice cream. We predict that he will be a locksmith, judging from his likeness for Keyes , We hope he will buck the line of life as he bucked the line in football. Page forty

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THE TATTLER LETA KESLING Three cheers for Leta, our three-year graduate. She goes from L. H. S. with flying color as a result of her hard work and perseverance. She has proved herself a good pal during our acquaintance with her and we heartily recommend her as a teacher of science. BEN LONG Ben lives up to his name for he is the Longfellow of our class. His recitations are known for their precision and exactness. Ben has made further display of his in- telligence by completing his high school curriculum in three and one-half years in order that he could graduate with our class. Ben intends to study law at Harvard and possibly he wnl counsel and advise his clients by wireless. LUCILLE MERRYMAN Lucille is the girl with that wonderful black curly hair. She has a most contagious giggle. Boys are the least of her worries. She is extremely fond of argumentation and is a rapid Hre talker. Lucille's father is a Sunday school director and-well stranger things have happened-she may follow in his footsteps. FRED MUCKENFUSS Muckie is going to be a chemical engineer and pursue his studies at Rose Poly. He surely will make a success because he is interested in his work as he showed us while he was posting . He took Advanced Chemistry and received no credit for his work. He is a friend of every- one and we are certainly glad he is going to graduate with us. Page forly-Iwo